Ep 11. Where There's A Will

Bill finds himself in a precarious situation in "Where There's A Will," the season one finale of Big Love. With Roman facing charges for the murder of Joey's wife and Bill's father-in-law revealing that he's dying, tensions are high as the Henrickson family tries to navigate their complicated lives.

As Bill wrestles with his feelings for Barb and Nicki, he also has to face the reality that his father-in-law is going to need a bone marrow transplant in order to survive. With Roman in jail and Bill's wife's sister lacking the same blood type, the family is in a desperate search for a donor. Meanwhile, the family's hot-headed son Ben is struggling with his own demons, lashing out at his father and ultimately running away from home.

As the family prepares for their father-in-law's procedure, tensions rise as they are forced to confront their own mortality and the choices that they've made in their lives. With Nicki still struggling to accept her place in the family, Margene trying to find her own voice, and Barb grappling with her own desires, the Henrickson family is at a crossroads.

Through it all, Bill remains the constant, trying to keep his family together no matter what challenges they face. With his unique blend of charm and determination, he works to find a solution to their problems and keep his family on track. But as the finale draws to a close, it becomes clear that there are no easy answers when it comes to the Henrickson family and the complicated lives they lead.

"Where There's A Will" is a powerful conclusion to a season that has explored the complexities of polygamy and the impact it has on the lives of those who practice it. With strong performances from the entire cast, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who has been following the series and has become invested in the lives of the Henrickson family. While there are no easy answers or quick resolutions, the episode offers a glimmer of hope that the family will continue to survive no matter what challenges they face.